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Why this Louisvillian doesn’t take life for granted
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How UofL Health helped a local mom navigate a breast cancer diagnosis
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Brian Schreck brings art to the afterlife
A Louisville music therapist, who pioneered the art of heartbeat recordings, takes his creativity to the funeral business.
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Healthcare
How to get care fast with less wait time
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When to skip the ER and head to urgent care instead
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The resource every new Bullitt County parent should have bookmarked
From making your home safer for your baby to healthy growth and development, the Health Access Nurturing Development Services (HANDS) program provides families with a wealth of knowledge.
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The phone number every Louisvillian should have in their contacts
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5 health tests you can get without a doctor’s visit
Be proactive about your health and get the scoop on Labcorp OnDemand’s 50+ health tests that you can order online — no doctor’s visit need.
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Sprained ankle? We know exactly who to call.
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When was the last time you thought about heart health, Louisville?
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